Son of a Beesting 0 Posted November 22, 2006 :mad: As some of you know I have been lurking for a new corrado (of the VR6 varient) for a few months now. I have missed out on a few due to just bad luck which I can accept (one car even to a forum member :lol: ) BUT I missed out on one car by a matter of a day. It looked like a really nice car, 87000 miles, ice violet grey etc. I was a bit pee'd at missing it but I accpeted it and moved on. Anyway the guy emailed me tonight to tell me that he sold it to a dealer and its up for sale if I was interested, but he did warn that it had been hiked up slightly in price. I saw the link and it had volkscar in the URL so I feared the worst. Guess what it was up at over £1800 more than the dealer paid for it!! :shock: I know dealers make their money by adding a bit to what they paid for it and I had heard that Volkscars was bad for it but this is a joke! For me its the same as people buying 100's of tickets for a festival and then selling them at inflated prices. Its just a way of screwing people out of money. :cry: And i know people will say 'well thats life' and to a certain degree I agree, but volkscar just take the mick. I just needed to vent. I just feel sorry for the person who buys this. In the mean time I am without a car and on the search harder. Rant over Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
The Hub 0 Posted November 22, 2006 Doesnt this one interest you, seems like a decent C and an even better price http://the-corrado.net/.archive/forum/viewtopic. ... highlight= Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
moneypit23 0 Posted November 22, 2006 This kind of thing sucks. I've been after Kasabian tickets for a couple of weeks and have finally got them for Amsterdam!! Not ripping me off as much as UK egay cowboys. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bristolbaron 10 Posted November 22, 2006 Son of a Beesting, hate to say it.. but thats life. :) I work in a main dealer and deal with traders on a daily basis. Its not a way of screwing people out of money, people have a choice of where to buy a car. okay, the £1800 margin may sem big now, however the trader has potential costs including MOT's, wheel refurbs, paintwork, guarantees, disks/pads etc to factor in. they also expect to take a knock on the screen price and have to give 17.5% away. by the time running costs of the place & staff commisions etc are factored in theres not a huge amount left. Im not saying its not a pain to see a cheap car get sold in the trade, but business is business. :( im sure the right car will come along for you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites